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Hilma af Klint’s Intriguing Life as a Mystic and Painter Gets the Opera Treatment
A co-production between theaters in Philadelphia and New York marks the 80th anniversary of the artist's death.
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Nicole Eisenman’s Chicago Retrospective Places Her Among the Great Jewish Artists
Though her queerness and gender are commonly considered, this show places a new emphasis on her faith.
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In Photos of Flint and of Health Care Workers, LaToya Ruby Frazier Updates American Iconography
Crafting intricate apparatuses and environments for her pictures, Frazier turns her photos into monuments.
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“Displacement” Exhibition in Boston Highlights People and Cultures Uprooted by Climate Change
The show at that MassArt Art Museum pays attention to human realities and resiliencies.
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A Psychosexual Christina Ramberg Retrospective Surveys Seduction, Masochism, and Shame
The show in Chicago reveals an artist in search of secret selves.
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The Pitfalls of the Something-for-Everyone Approach to the Venice Biennale
This year's Venice Biennale takes a something-for-everyone approach.
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Aruna D’Souza’s New Book Argues against Empathy
Imperfect Solidarities argues for the nuanced ways that art can connect unlike people.
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In Rome, a Blockbuster Survey of American Figurative Painting Portrays a Chaotic Country
In "Day for Night: New American Realism," curator Massimiliano Gioni redefines Realism for the present.
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Tamara Kostianovsky Sculpts a Fleshy, Wounded Natural World
Kostianovsky's eo-Rococo fiber-based works are on view at Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature.
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“Space Makers” Charts the Influence of Native Art on American Abstraction
Indian Space Painting is the focus of a multivalent survey of Native American art and the modernism it inspired.
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